madshot31
Footballguy
Yes and no. Most headsets may have a bit longer of cord or right around the 8 ft. But you can get around the issue like i did. My headset, which is wired, has a custom setup that I can take anywhere within 30~ ft and hear flawless 7.1 surround. I use a Sennheiser HD595 headset and a wireless astro mixamp with a clip on mic for the best sound I have heard at home. Pete, a solid wireless headset is the turtle beach x31s. I used them for about 2 years and they still work great, it's just you need some recharable batteries and your good to go. They aren't the best but they are way better than the standard TV speakers I previously used.To revisit this - if I want wired, I have to sit within 8 feet of the TV?Most of your options in the $100 price range will be wired. The X11s from Turtle Beach are a good choice. They are stereo and wired. The headset itself is comfortable and the wires are long enough that you can sit 8ft or more from your TV and console if you need to. My only concern with Turtle Beach is their durability. I have had three of their headsets and only one is still working, the X11s that my son uses. You can also use the PX21s. They are marketed to PS3 users, but they work on the 360 also with no loss of features. Plus you now have a headset that works with both consoles. The X11s will work with the PS3 but you will have no ability to chat. These headsets will run you between $50 and $80 dollars. Amazon currently has the Turtle Beach X31s for $79.99, this is basically the wireless version of the X11. These run on AA batteries. I dont know much about these but I think a couple of the FBGs have them. You might also want to look at headsets from Tritton. The AX180 headset is in your price range while the AX720 is just a bit outside your limit at $130.I'm not sure if I've posted it in here before, but I am in the market for an Xbox 360 headset. I've been using the basic ones that came with the system for like 3 years now, and while they're not horrible, they can be kinda glitchy and occasionally don't work. Given how much I play, I think it's justified.I've looked at Turtle Beach's website, but are there other good brands as well?I'm looking for one that has both ears with closed/covered ears if possible. Wired or wireless isn't a dealbreaker, though I guess I'd prefer wireless if I had a choice. Budget is ~$100. Recommendations?
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